Congressman Randall Dies After Long Illness
Washington and Laurel Hill records report the death of Congressman Randall on April 14 at dawn, surrounded by family and doctors. The obsequies proceed with a cedar casket and public viewings, as condolence messages arrive from notable figures while Senate and House committees review silver bill actions and related measures.
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Indicted Aldermen Bruesbaber McGowan and City Clerk Haney
April 14 news reports Aldermen Bruesbaber and McGowan and City Clerk Haney have been indicted on bribery charges. Bench warrants issued for their arrest and appearance noted. Clerk Haney could not attend, while trial set for April.
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Senator Pierce Works for Fort Lincoln Recommitment
Senator Pierce secured a recommitment of the $16,000 appropriation for Fort Lincoln improvements near Bismarck. He also helped win two minor appointments in North Dakota and pressed for a presidential review of Waugh’s tutoring and related postings as Indian agent. The North Dakota memorial for forestry, irrigation, agriculture, and a scientific university was presented to new executive departments. In Congress, Montana contest timing and other measures drew action while a service pension bill was introduced. Capt Dolson faces a murder arraignment in Sacmuw, with bail set and ongoing search for victims.
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Lincoln Anniversary Observance Noted in Lincoln Memorial League Event
April 15 marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's death with a ceremony in the former home area under the Lincoln Memorial League's auspices. Despite poor weather, thousands gathered for the event and parade lines.
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Chicago carpenters flex control over city building sites
Striking carpenters in Chicago show apparent leverage over local building work as non union crews work under police protection on Twenty second street between Loomis and Through. Union masons on the same site withdraw after bricklayers are ordered off, indicating broad support from masonry and bricklayers unions across the city.
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Man Fatally Wounds After Court Altercation
In Bruns wick on April 12 W. W. Baldwin was fined $2 for pushing a negro woman who insulted him. Leaving the courtroom he insulted the judge. A police officer was sent to bring him back. Baldwin fired twice, wounding the woman then shot Marshal Houston on the stair, who survived. Officer Wildair and then Officer Wilehait pursued him. Baldwin was wounded in the thigh and taken into custody.
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Dynamite Found Near Minn Reformatory Sparked Probe
A pack of dynamite totaling thirty two and one half pounds with cartridges and fuse was found near the Minnesota St reformatory this morning. Superintendent Meyers believes it was intended to blow up the institution. Officials hope to catch the culprit while the device’s proximity caused alarm but no material damage occurred.
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Tariff Bill Report and North Dakota appointment
The Ways and Means Committee reports on the tariff bill with a majority view predicting sizable revenue reductions and noting potential price effects from tariff changes. EK A. William is named Surveyor-General for North Dakota. A fratricide case in Richardton is briefly noted along with a separate report from Grand Forks on poker-related arrests and local offenses.
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Dinner Honoring President Held by Latin American Delegates
A lavish Washington dinner in the Arlington hotel honored the U.S. president hosted by Latin American conference delegates. Attendees included the vice president and most Cabinet members, with diplomats and a Peruvian delegate Zegarra delivering a brief toast. The president praised peaceful progress and mutual respect, stressing not territorial or material gain but friendship and regard. The event closed as the president and chief justice departed at ten.
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Murder in Richarton Sees Brother Slay Brother in Home
In N D April 16 a quiet village faced a brutal act as Ole Zinor shot and killed his brother Paul after accusing him of criminal relations with Ole’s wife. The killing followed an exchange of heated remarks inside the brother’s home. Community sentiment splits, most blaming the killer.
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North Dakota and Montana Senate Actions and Appointments
April updates report Williams named North Dakota surveyor general and nominations to Indian agent and cavalry ranks. Montana election contest rulings pass on seats for Sanders and Powers by party line, with oath to the Senate and brief executive session before adjournment.
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Wheat market report from Minneapolia Market
Wheat trading showed light activity with price advances all day. The day saw No 1 hard wheat quintupling on mild demand and closing around 844 with steady depth, while May and July futures tracked higher amid cautious bidding.
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